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tldr (tim reilly)
@tldr
How to build your first 500 followers: 1. Bias toward replying 2. Bias toward genuineness 3. Bias toward follow-first Putting these together: **Write a genuine reply to someone you find interesting, and follow the person at that exact moment.** (Repeat ~1000x)
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Sandiforward
@sandiforward
Couldnβt agree more. My cast to reply ratio is high. It suits me and supports having conversations and connecting with people which is what I want. I also think who cares about milestone of 500 followers? I like to think of this as social platform first, marketing and branding second.
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tldr (tim reilly)
@tldr
Itβs not about chasing numbers β itβs just that having a not insignificant number of followers is desirable for two real reasons: More people see your thoughts More people take you seriously ^ This makes things materially more fun and meaningful here
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Sandiforward
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In an interoperable world social proof should move beyond a followers number and /icebreaker is an example of extending this with other on-chain identify and attestations. More people seeing your thoughts is a by-product of your engagement and inputs if Warpcast/Farcast continue to have a sensible set of following/tracking features and discovery logic in discovery.
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tldr (tim reilly)
@tldr
Here's to hoping! π₯ In the meantime, it's ok to deal with the reality in front of us :)
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Sandiforward
@sandiforward
Sure. @cojo.eth shared this last week that he did some analysis and around or less <5% of primary casts are questions. I'd add this in as a tip too, perhaps people need to ask more questions vs. share opinions. Everyone shares opinions we just end up with a shouting situation like Twitter.
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tldr (tim reilly)
@tldr
Good point. It's kind of unfortunate that question-asking has become one of the most popular ways of moxie-baiting in replies.
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